Buckeye Community Club
at the Historic Buckeye School, built in 1925.
Buckeye Quilt & Fabric Arts Show - September 16 & 17, 2023
Don’t miss this year’s Quilt Show! Grab a hamburger for lunch, take a pie home,
and enjoy the warmth and charm of the Historic Buckeye School building!
The Buckeye Community Club is a group of family-oriented residents from the Buckeye area and beyond. We meet once a month at Buckeye School, giving members an opportunity to socialize with our neighbors, while also preserving the last prairie schoolhouse in the Buckeye and Wellington areas.
Members take turns hosting get-togethers on the 2nd Saturday of each month, usually with a potluck dinner. Speakers, programs, playing games, or just visiting are at the hosts’ option.
At October’s Annual Meeting, new members are elected to the Board and dues and host families decided for the next year. Buckeye School is supported by dues (currently $70/year or $35/person), by donations, and with occasional fundraisers. Members may serve as hosts, help organize maintenance projects and clean-up days, or serve on the Board.
The Historic Buckeye School is located at 935 West County Road 80 (east of the junction with North County Road 17) in Larimer County, Colorado.
Donations
Donations to the Buckeye Community Club can be made to:
Buckeye Community Club
c/o Treasurer Ellie Jones
2827 West County Road 80
Wellington, CO 80549
These donations are NOT tax-deductible as the Community Club is not a 501(c)3.
Donations toward our Historic Restoration Improvements are also welcome. For donations under $250, you can mail a check to the address above or use the Paypal link below. For tax-deductible donations of $250 or more, please make your check out to Historic Larimer County and write “Buckeye Preservation Fund” in the memo line. Mail the check to:
Historic Larimer County
Attn: Buckeye Fund
PO Box 1909
Fort Collins, CO 80522
Or donate online through PayPal. Just be sure to select “Buckeye School Preservation Fund.”
Only donations made through Historic Larimer County are tax-deductible, and the donations can only be used for historic building rehabilitation projects.
